Sentence examples for is to be inhibited from inspiring English sources

Thus, for example, the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica entry on Herbart calls S the "inhibendum", i.e., "what is to be inhibited"—which is clearly wrong: the inhibition sum is not "to be inhibited", but the total of the actual inhibition exercised by conflicting representations against each other (Encyclopedia Britannica 1911: 337).

My interpretation is confirmed by Ward's Encyclopedia Britannica entry on Herbart calls S the "inhibendum", i.e., "what is to be inhibited" (Ward: 1911: 337).

Another helpful feature is analysis of biological pathways which are to be inhibited pharmacologically but contain no known druggable target.

ATPases were considered to be inhibited competitively by ADP (apparent inhibition constant denoted by K iATPase).

"The question is how far those are going to be inhibited by TTIP and giving the Americans a seat at the table".

What's more, there was no longer any need to be inhibited.

Cell proliferation was found to be inhibited through cell arrest at G2/M phase.

Furthermore, the immunomodulatory activity of 1018 was found to be inhibited under aggregation-promoting conditions.

Conventional PCR was shown to be inhibited by the presence of blood.

The formation of AlN on the Al source has been shown to be inhibited by incorporating NH4Cl in the Al.

Previously, several detergent compatible lipases were also reported to be inhibited by SDS.